Best of April 2019

[mikesglove]

A few pretty nice lower line models:
A Goldsmith model 29 glove sold for $650. Cloth piping, palm only liner but the pristine white leather with superb markings and patch carried the day.

A mint Buffalo Leather "Ted Williams" glove with box sold for $429. Ted Williams gloves are always popular and this one has great eye appeal.

A Marathon "Semi Professional" catchers mitt sold for $50. Made by Dubow for Wards dept store. A stylish model for sure.

[mikesglove]

A few rarities:
A Wright & Ditson base mitt sold pretty quickly for $175. I owned this for a while a long time ago. Love the tennis player logo and wrist strap design.

A Spalding "Whitey Ford" model 42-103 glove with box sold for $250. This Trapocket model rarely comes up for auction.

An extra large Wilson model 610 "Pitchers Model" glove sold for $64. This is a military issue to Camp Endicott. Tough to beat this one for quality.

[mikesglove]

A sewn web Reach glove sold for $229. Looks to be faint markings in the pocket. The leather quality and cloth patch are great.

A couple that fell through the cracks:
A primo Goldsmith model 44 glove sold for only $79. Great markings on the face, superb patch and overall condition.

A Victor, Wright & Ditson FPL "Big Six" model glove sold for only $250. Only one bid on this one...it was in a weird category. Great looking glove!

[mikesglove]

A MacGregor/Brunswick "Roberto Clemente" G99 glove sold for $350. Looks to be mint and a rare USA model.

A Rawlings "Stan Musial" PM glove sold for $382. Looks to be close to mint.

A Rawlings model TTP DSDP HOH glove sold for $360. Always a popular model.

[mikesglove]

A Rawlings TGP model, an earlier version of the TTP Rawlings above sold for $214

A Rawlings "Mickey Mantle" XPG6 HOH glove sneaked through at $70 BIN.

A Stall & Dean "Hack Wilson" glove sold for $100. It was hidden away in a lot of beaters.

[mikesglove]

An OK mfg. "George McQuinn" base mitt sold for $89. Looks to be a super mitt. Love that web!

A 1958 anniversary issue Rawlings "Harvey Haddix" model HH sold for $260. Always a popular model, more so with the black/gold patch.

A legit webless glove sold for $790. it was tucked away within a lot of gloves on ebay. It has a padded sewn palm and a distinctive thumb seam. Pretty cool!

[mikesglove]

A sewn web Goldsmith "Christy Mathewson" model K glove sold for $831. The glove shows some wear but the black leather, factory stamps and cloth patch are super. It should clean up to be real purdy.

[vintagebrett]

Surprised that Mathewson went so low - thought for sure it would hit at least $1500.

[mikesglove]

There was some lively bidding on the Mathewson glove in the last seconds.
Here are a few "minty" ones for Murph:
A 1960's Nokona CM73 catchers mitt sold for $270

A Leacock "Semi-Pro" model sold for $725. Includes the box and hang tag.

A 1960's Rawlings "Stan Musial" TM45 base mitt sold for $950

[murphusa]

A good buy on all of those gloves. The Nokona should have gone higher IMO